On the ninth of July 2012, Egypt’s Administrative Court is to look into the generals’ decision to disband the first freely and fairly elected Parliament.

Egypt’s first freely elected President resumes his marathon series of meetings with all political parties, revolutionary and youth groups and movements, and leaders and chiefs of government and religions institutions,

Egyptian young journalists condemn mob-attack on UK Daily Mail’s Natasha Smith, in Egypt; and assert that the Egyptian Journalists' union is quite capable of safeguarding her rights.

Various parties, groups and movements making up the Egyptian national front meets in preparation for real endeavors to achieve the goals of the January 25 (2011) revolution as well as

Bayadi, President of the Protestant Churches of Egypt, hails Morsi’s presidential victory as the first real taste of democracy in Egypt for many long decades.

Dr. Morsi, Egypt’s President-elect, leads a broad and diverse coalition rejecting the interim ruling Military Council’s Friday statement and its defense of the constitutional decree it issued days ago.

Dr. Mohamed Morsi, together with leading public and political figures, form a national unity front to face the ruling Military Council’s maneuvers to evade relinquishing power to the democratically elected

The first elected president in Egypt’s history celebrates victory in the final runoff after reliable tallies – from Morsi Campaign representatives based at polling stations across the country – show

‘Big lies’, fabrications, deceptions and false information are Shafiq’s main weapons against the Brotherhood in his desperate race to Egypt’s top job, especially now with only days to go before

Contrary to General Shafiq’s fabricated fantasies and fables, Dr. Morsi’s electoral program illustrates a great vision for the Suez Canal and the whole region surrounding it, promising tremendous development, advancement